News, Reviews, and Commentary on all forms of science fiction, fantasy, and horror audio. Audiobooks, audio drama, podcasts; we discuss all of it here. Mystery, crime, and noir audio are also fair game.
New AUTHOR PAGES for your edification and enjoyment. LEIGH BRACKETT (by request), FREDERIC BROWN (because of a recent Beam Me Up podcast), JAMES PATRICK KELLY (because the old one went AWOL), MACK REYNOLDS (because StarShipSofa’s Aural Delights podcast a short… Read moreNew AUTHOR PAGES – Leigh Brackett, Frederic Brown, James Patrick Kelly, Mack Reynolds
Dragon Page: Cover To Cover has a new interview with Joe Abercrombie (Last Argument of Kings). Have a listen direct |MP3| or subscribe to their podcast: http://www.dragonpage.com/podcastC2C.xml Posted by Charles Tan
The Agony Column has a couple of new recordings from the recent SF in SF: Kage Baker, Terry Bisson, Richard Bottoms, Joe R. Lansdale, and Rudy Rucker panel discussion |MP3| Richard Bottoms intro |MP3| Kage Baker reading |MP3| You can… Read moreThe Agony Column Features Kage Baker, Richard Bottoms, Joe R. Lansdale, Rudy Rucker from SF in SF
“Cascadiapoplis,” it sounds like some fictional city between Vancouver and Seattle. Which is appropriate given Michael Hogan’s Vancouver accent (Hogan is originally from Ontario, but his accent sounds Vancouver). |MP3| In what I think is the first ever pre-order for… Read moreMETAtropolis sample
From the pages of Astounding Science Fiction’s September 1960 issue comes a workmanlike SF story from one of the minor pitchers of SF. Horace Brown Fyfe (aka Andrew MacDuff) seems to have gotten just 15 or so his SF tales… Read morefrom ASTOUNDING: A Transmutation Of Muddles by Horace Brown Fyfe
LoudLit.org has a sweetly sounding version of Jack London’s classic short story To Build A Fire available for your listening pleasure. I’ve argued this tale is Hard Science Fiction. Even if you don’t agree (you dope), you’ll have to agree… Read moreSWEET sound version of To Build A Fire by Jack London